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The familiar saying that oil and water don't blend isn't altogether accurate. While it is actually the case that the two mixtures don't normally consolidate, transforming them into one end

Health

Mechanisms to Control Synaptic Vesicle Release and Recycling Separately

Health Article

Chemical synapses are nerve cells that convey information. Synaptic vesicles fuse with the presynaptic membrane when a presynaptic cell is

Health

Before Menopause, Changes in Menstrual Cycle Length may Predict the Risk of Heart Disease

Health Article

The length of a woman's menstrual cycle often lengthens as she approaches menopause. According to a new study headed by

Archaeology

The discovery of 65,000-year-old’stone Swiss Army knives’ demonstrates that early humans developed long-distance social networks.

Archaeology Article

People are the main species to live in each ecological specialty on the planet—from the icesheets to the deserts, rainforests

Archaeology

The expansion of millet from East Asia to Central Europe

Archaeology Article

An examination group at Kiel University has reproduced exhaustively the spread of grain from East Asia to Central Europe. Individuals

Health

A study explains how to minimize contrast dye use by 83% in the face of a global scarcity.

Health Article

As an overall deficiency of differentiation color for clinical imaging proceeds, another UC San Francisco research letter in JAMA evaluated techniques clinical offices can utilize to securely diminish color use

Health

Greater Estrogen Exposure Early in Life may Protect Alzheimer’s-Prone Brain Regions in Women

Health Article

Menopause causes decreases in the quantities of “gray matter,” the cellular matter of the brain, in important brain regions that

Cardiology

The first successful use of umbilical cord stem cells to treat severe pulmonary hypertension.

Cardiology Article

Clinical scientists at Hannover Medical School (MHH) have prevailed without precedent in halting the generally lethal course of pneumonic hypertension

Immunology

Breast milk IgG antibodies help shape infants’ gut microbes and immunity.

Immunology Article

Specialists have known for quite a while that maternal bosom milk gives basic supplements to infants, and antibodies from moms

Environment

After a second eruption this week, ash from the volcano has blanketed Philippine cities.

Environment Article

A spring of gushing lava in the Philippines regurgitated an enormous section of debris up high on Sunday, covering a

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